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Four Basic Fundamentals of Dog TrainingWell-trained pets make for much more pleasant companions and are better behaved around family and friends. Basic dog training tips to stop dog barking and other undesirable behaviors enable you to teach your pets to interact well with other people and to be equally at home both in the house and out of doors.Dog training is not a breeze, however, and can be harder than you might expect. Many people think that dog training is nothing more than shouting commands, which the dog will instantly understand and obey. Instead, there is a system to training dogs and to stop dog barking incidents, chewing, jumping up, digging, and other problem behaviors that to the dog seem perfectly normal! Basic dog training techniques are designed to make the process easier for both you and your dog. Following standard procedures does not mean you have to go out and spend money on a trainer, only that you need to spend some time educating yourself for your benefit and for your pet's. Basic Fundamentals of Dog TrainingFundamental dog training tips consistently mention the following key points.Make the dog recall or know his or her own nameYour dog should know his name so that he can respond to it properly. You can do this by calling him repeatedly with the name you assigned him or just by talking to him (which you should do anyway. Dogs have an amazing capacity to amass working vocabularies on their own.) Try to squeeze the animal's name into every "conversation" you have with him. This step may take a lot of reinforcements, but once the dog acquires the ability to positively respond to his name, the next commands will be relatively easier.Housebreak your DogHousebreaking simply means teaching your dog not to relieve himself inside the house. Anyone who has ever tried the process knows that it isn't easy to house break. Puppy logic is simple, "I have to go. I'll go here." How you housebreak your dog may establish the command dynamic between the two of you for the rest of the dog's life.Routine is absolutely key to housebreaking. At first you may have to take your puppy out every hour. Get in the habit of taking your dog out first thing in the morning and just before bed time. Be patient with accidents. Yelling and screaming at your dog is pointless and scaring the young animal may increase the frequency of accidents. You must teach the dog where and when to go and if the animal is obviously "asking" to go out, don't ignore it. Continue to: Guidelines for Basic Dog Training Related ArticlesBest Tips for Training Companion or Working DogsDog Commands: Speak the Language The Basics of Dog Training as a Career Basic Dog Training Tools Bad Dogs or Bad Humans? Get a Handle on Biting |
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